
Dulse: a study in colour
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As I walk around the exposed reefs around Falmouth Cornwall, it is difficult to miss the earthy, deep-red tones of dulse popping out against the grey rock and brown kelp...
Where and when to find
When: Spring to Autumn
Where: middle to lower shores, including tidal areas down to 20m. Found in both exposed and sheltered areas. Loves to grow off kelp stems.
Recipe: Dulse and kale crisps
INGREDIENTS |
METHOD |
curly kalea handful, chopped into 4cm pieces |
Step 1Preheat the oven to 200C/Gas 6. Toss the kale and dulse in the oil, massaging it into every nook and crevice. Add the seasoning and toss to coat evenly. |
fresh dulse65g fresh or 10g dried dulse, rehydrated in cold water |
Step 2Spread out the greens in a single layer on large baking sheets lined with baking parchment and bake for about 10 minutes, stirring regularly for even cooking. |
rapeseed oil, for frying15–30ml |
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Salt and pepperto taste |
Taken from The Seaweed Cookbook by Caroline Warwick-Evans and Tim Berkel
Recipe: Dulse and kale crisps
When I have time, I use this little book to identify, responsibly forage and cook seaweed like dulse. The worn edges of this book are testament to it’s good use, when it is most likely thrown in a bag along with wet swimsuits, a towel and a snorkel.